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    O consumo de marcas e produtos piratas.GenaroGalli &Paula Cristina Hinz -2006 -Think - Caderno de Artigos e Casos ESPM/RS 4 (2):82-89.
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    El lenguaje del derecho: homenaje aGenaro R. Carrio.Genaro Rubén Carrió &Eugenio Bulygin (eds.) -1983 - Buenos Aires: Abeledo-Perrot.
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    W. B. Gallie’s “Essentially Contested Concepts”.W. B. Gallie -1994 -Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines 14 (1):2-2.
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    Der Mensch als Mit-Mensch. Aufsätze zur Gestalttheorie in Forschung, Anwendung und Dialog - herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Gerhard Stemberger.GiuseppeGalli &Gerhard Stemberger -2017 - Wien, Österreich: Verlag Wolfgang Krammer.
    Giuseppe Gallis konsequentes Streben nach einer angemessenen Berücksichtigung beider Pole, des Subjektpols ebenso wie des Objektpols, sowohl in der Forschung als auch in allen Bereichen des menschlichen Lebens kommt im vorliegenden Sammelband in allen Arbeiten zum Tragen.Galli eröffnet damit auch neue Felder f8r die gestalttheoretische Forschungs- und Anwendungspraxis. Er erschließt Themen, die nicht zuletzt auch f8r die medizinischen, philosophischen, psychologischen und psychotherapeutischen Aufgabenstellungen zentral sind. Er plädiert nicht nur allgemein für einen dialogischen Ansatz in der zwischenmenschlichen Begegnung, er (...) führt in einer Reihe von Aufsätzen in diesem Sammelband auch sehr konkret die Fruchtbarkeit eines solchen Dialogs mit der Gedankenwelt eines Norbert Elias, Szvetan Todorovic und Paul Ricoeur für eine Bereicherung und Weiterentwicklung der Gestalttheorie vor Augen. (shrink)
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    Manifest Activity: Thomas Reid's Theory of Action.Roger Gallie -2005 -Mind 114 (455):796-799.
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    Agradecimiento.Genaro R. Carrió -2020 -Anales de la Cátedra Francisco Suárez 34:404-417.
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  7. Principi di diritto e positivismo giuridico.Genaro R. Carrió -1970 -Rivista di Filosofia 51 (1970):127-48.
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  8. Los siete sabios de México.Salinas QuirogaGenaro -1980 -Humanitas 21.
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    Maquiavelo Historiador.Genaro Godoy -2017 -Revista de filosofía (Chile) 14 (2):7-25.
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    Oxford Moralists.Ian Gallie -1932 -Philosophy 7 (27):267 - 286.
    I think it will be generally admitted that if Oxford philosophers have any claim to have added in recent years to the store of our philosophical ideas, it lies in their published works on the theory of conduct. I don’t think it can be claimed that, even in this sphere, they have given us many new and illuminating positive truths. After reading Mr. Ross, Professor Prichard, and Mr. Joseph, we are left, I think, with the impression that the whole subject (...) is much more intricate and puzzling than we should have thought possible. I intend in this paper to try and discover what is true in the theories of these three moralists on one of the most difficult and puzzling of ethical problems, viz., “What Renders a Right Act Right?” Professor Prichard and Mr. Ross, in the main, stand together; it is regrettable that Professor Prichard's published work is so very meagre. And if in quoting from his article in Mind , 1912, on “Does Moral Philosophy Rest on a Mistake,” I am doing him an injustice in attributing to him any views which he no longer holds, I am sorry; but modesty in publishing has its penalties, and anyhow, the article is too guilty an offender to get off free, for its annoying subtleties started the whole trouble, and led indirectly to Some Problems in Ethics and the Right and the Good. (shrink)
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    Franz Rosenzweig and Jehuda Halevi: translating, translations, and translators.Barbara EllenGalli -1995 - Buffalo: McGill-Queen's University Press. Edited by Franz Rosenzweig & Judah.
    In this seminal study, BarbaraGalli explores Rosenzweig's statement that his notes to Halevi's poems exemplify a practical application of the philosophic ...
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    How to make dull cellular automata complex by adding memory: Rule 126 case study.Genaro J. Martínez,Andrew Adamatzky,Juan C. Seck‐Tuoh‐Mora &Ramon Alonso‐Sanz -2010 -Complexity 15 (6):34-49.
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    On the existence of moral certainties: The case of the pisa‐suaves.EnricoGalli -2023 -Philosophical Investigations 46 (4):496-506.
    Recently, José María Ariso and Samuel Laves have critically debated whether killing innocent and non‐threatening people [=WK] is a universal moral certainty. One of the main topics of their discussion concerns the case of the pisa‐suaves, children born in the context of the Colombian civil war who grew up with the FARC guerrillas. While Laves argues that such children hold WK, Ariso rejects his claim and stresses that pisa‐suaves have no moral code of conduct. In my work, I side with (...) Laves and contend that WK is a universal moral certainty. Accordingly, I maintain that (i) either pisa‐suaves possess WK and thereby count as human moral agents, or (ii) if they do not possess any moral code of conduct, then they cannot count as human moral agents and, in turn, their existence does not undermine WK's universality. (shrink)
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    Principios jurídicos y positivisimo jurídico.Genaro Rubén Carrió -1970 - [Buenos Aires]: Abeledo-Perrot.
    Based on a speech delivered before the Asociación de Abogados de Buenos Aires, December 11, 1969.
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    Note to the Octavius 5.12 of Minucius Felix: An Unexpected Senecan Allusion.Genaro Valencia Constantino -2024 -Archai: Revista de Estudos Sobre as Origens Do Pensamento Ocidental 34:e03424.
    In this note an allusion recreated from Seneca’s De providentia is rescued as it was hidden in the Octavius of Minucius Felix, which recovers and adapted some topics from the Senecan text in a few brief lines which have been hitherto practically unnoticed; if the allusion is verified, a more recent reading of Seneca’s writing would make full argumentative sense.
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    How to make dull cellular automata complex by adding memory: Rule 126 case study.Genaro J. Martínez,Andrew Adamatzky,Juan C. Seck-Tuoh-Mora &Ramon Alonso-Sanz -2010 -Complexity:NA-NA.
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  17. Thomas Reid and "The Way of Ideas.".Roger D. GALLIE -1989
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    The Many Meanings of Vulnerability in the AI Act and the One Missing.FedericoGalli &Claudio Novelli -2024 -Biolaw Journal 1.
    This paper reviews the different meanings of vulnerability in the AI Act (AIA). We show that the AIA follows a rather established tradition of looking at vulnerability as a trait or a state of certain individuals and groups. It also includes a promising account of vulnerability as a relation but does not clarify if and how AI changes this relation. We spot the missing piece of the AIA: the lack of recognition that vulnerability is an inherent feature of all human-AI (...) interactions, varying in degree based on design choices and modes of interaction. Finally, we show how such a meaning of vulnerability may be incorporated into the AIA by interpreting the concept of “specific social situation” in Article 5 (b). (shrink)
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    Il resto del pensiero: origine dello spazio e problematicità dell'estetico in Platone, Plotino, Proclo.Paolo F.Galli -2014 - Milano: VP.
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    Platone.GalloGalli -1974 - Milano: Pergamena.
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    Thomas Reid.Roger Gallie -1996 -Cogito 10 (2):108-114.
  22. IX.—Essentially Contested Concepts.W. B. Gallie -1956 -Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 56 (1):167-198.
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    How Can Constitutivism Account for the Persistence of Deep Disagreements?EnricoGalli -forthcoming -Social Epistemology.
    Exploring the metaphysics of deep disagreements, Ranalli identifies several essential features shared by all such disputes. These very features constitute a set of adequacy conditions that any satisfactory theory of deep disagreements must meet. The paper explains how Coliva’s Wittgensteinian hinge theory can satisfy Ranalli’s persistence desideratum. According to this condition, any appropriate theory must explain why deep disagreements tend to be persistent and thus unresolved without presupposing that they are rationally irresolvable. First, the work critically discusses how Coliva utilizes (...) her proposed view to account for this desideratum. Second, the paper points out that Coliva’s response is partly problematic because of Ranalli’s definition of deep disagreements for Wittgensteinian hinge theories, which over-generates instances of genuine deep disagreements. Third, the work argues that Coliva’s theory can satisfy Ranalli’s persistence desideratum by resolving a deep disagreement between an anti-vaccination advocate and a proponent of vaccination using an expanded version of Pritchard’s side-on approach. Finally, the paper critically engages with Coliva on the solvability of deep disagreements. (shrink)
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    Antropologia senza confini: percorsi della contemporaneità.Matilde CallariGalli -2005 - Palermo: Sellerio.
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    Studi rosminiani.DarioGalli -1957 - Padova: CEDAM.
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    Hume's Aesthetic Theory.Roger Gallie -2002 -Mind 111 (444):916-919.
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    Animal Welfare, National Identity and Social Change: Attitudes and Opinions of Spanish Citizens Towards Bullfighting.Genaro C. Miranda de la Lama,Francisco J. Zarza,Beatriz Mazas &Gustavo A. María -2017 -Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 30 (6):809-826.
    Traditionally, in Spain bullfighting represents an ancient and well-respected tradition and a combined brand of sport, art and national identity. However, bullfighting has received considerable criticism from various segments of society, with the concomitant rise of the animal rights movement. The paper reports a survey of the Spanish citizens using a face-to-face survey during January 2016 with a total sample of 2522 citizens. The survey asked about degree of liking and approving; culture, art and national identity; socio-economic aspects; emotional perception (...) and animal welfare. The hypothesis proposed that the perception of bullfights may be affected by gender, age, occupation, origin and nationality of the persons surveyed. The hypothesis was confirmed. The majority of citizens surveyed do not like bullfights and great majorities do not attend or watch such events. Two extreme clusters were described: one representing favorable attitude towards bullfighting and other against bullfighting. The proportion of indifferent persons was important. Women and young people showed a more favorable attitude towards animal welfare issues associated with these events. Rural people were more accepting bullfights than urban people. Students were more anti-bullfight than those in other occupations. Additionally, technical economic factors made people favor more bullfights. The growth of claim against bullfights establishes an element of a far more multifaceted phenomenon that animal cruelty per se and support of a new paradigm called social change in countries as Spain. (shrink)
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    Thomas Reid and Scepticism: His Reliabilist Response.Roger Gallie -2003 -Mind 112 (447):518-521.
  29. Concetto di moralità e di immoralità.G.Galli -1973 -Giornale di Metafisica 28:317-335.
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  30. Freedom and evil in God-Luigi Pareyson confronts the thought of Schelling.P.Galli -2000 -Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica 92 (1):26-58.
     
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  31. Fedro e Orazio,«.R.Galli -1983 -Paideia 38:195-99.
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  32. Hume, Reid and Innate Ideas: A Response to John P. Wright.Roger D. Gallie -1989 -Methodology and Science 22:218-229..
  33. Il mondo dell'immaginazione e altri scritti.DarioGalli -1967 - Bologna,: Scuola grafica salesiana.
    Il mondo dell'immaginazione.--La libertà religiosa.--Religione e coesistenza.--L'itinerario filosofico di Benedetto Croce.--Ancora sull'itinerario filosofico di Benedetto Croce.--Rosmini e il sensismo.--Il senso della storia.--Socrate.--La metafisica, ieri e oggi.--Di al cune aporie della teologia naturale.--Filosofi tedeschi d'oggi.
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  34. L'uno e i molti.GalloGalli -1944 - Torino,: Chiantore.
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  35. L'estetica e i suoi problemi.EttoreGalli -1936 - Napoli,: A. Rondinella.
     
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    La vita e il pensiero di Giordano Bruno.GalloGalli -1973 - Milano,: Marzorati.
  37. Ondine e contingenza. Linee di lettura del "Leciatano".di CarloGalli -1996 - In Nicola Matteucci & Giovanni Giorgini,Percorsi della libertà: scritti in onore di Nicola Matteucci. Bologna: Il Mulino.
     
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  38. Problems and perspectives. Symbolicity of Eros and eroticism of symbols. A reading of the ontology of images in Platon in the background of Plotinian "henology".Paolo FilippoGalli -2008 -Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica 100 (2):335-367.
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  39. Physis in dionisio Longino. The sublime as another way to the truth.Paolo FilippoGalli -2010 -Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica 102 (1):29-79.
     
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  40. Parallel processing of colour steps in the presence of colour gradients.L.Galli &M. Fahle -1996 - In Enrique Villanueva,Perception. Ridgeview Pub. Co. pp. 104-104.
  41. Tre studi di filosofia: Pensiero ed esperienza.GalloGalli -1957 - Torino,: Gheroni.
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    The Primary Intersubjectivity and the Gestalt Theory.Anna Arfelli-Galli -2018 -Gestalt Theory 40 (2):175-187.
    Summary For the study of the first year of life, Sander, Stern, and Gomez each chose the adult–infant relationship as the unit of analysis; they followed its development, respectively, in moments of meeting, in the proto-conversation and in the focus of attention. The authors explicitly refer to the Gestalt theory and support the need to interpret the behavior of the child as part of a wider context, as the experiences of a person in relation since birth.
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    Interpretazione e valori: atti del III Colloquio sulla interpretazione (Macerata, 6-7 aprile 1981).GiuseppeGalli (ed.) -1982 - Torino: Marietti.
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  44. Linee di dottrina dell'arte.G.Galli -1972 -Giornale di Metafisica 27:93-148.
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  45. Lineamenti di filosofia.GalloGalli -1935 - Bologna,: Coop. tipografica Azzoguidi.
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  46. (1 other version)Linguagem e Ética: juízos éticos eo sentido do mundo sub specie aeterni.Gabriel CardosoGalli -2011 -Revista Inquietude 2 (2):72-93.
    Busca-se neste artigo apresentar, ainda que de forma panorâmica, algumas inferências sobre o estatuto da Ética no primeiro Wittgenstein, a partir da noção de análise completa da proposição e com base na teoria pictórica exposta no Tractatus. Tais inferências terão como plano de fundo a exposição que Wittgenstein faz em sua Conferência sobre a Ética, de 1929, onde o filósofo parece sustentar uma relação intrínseca entre juízos de valor ético e a perspectiva da primeira pessoa.
     
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    Sguardo sulla filosofia di Aristotele.GalloGalli -1973 - Milano: Pergamena.
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    Espino Martín, J. y Cavalletti, G. (eds.) (2019). Recepción y modernidad en el siglo XIX. La antigüedad clásica en la configuración del pensamiento liberal, romántico, decadentista e idealista. UNAM. Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas. 451 pp. [REVIEW]Genaro Valencia Constantino -2020 -Tópicos: Revista de Filosofía 60:477-484.
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    Goethe. By Albert Schweitzer. (Adam and Charles Black. 1949. pp. 84. Price 6s.).W. B. Gallie -1950 -Philosophy 25 (95):347-.
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    Liberal Morality and Socialist Morality.W. B. Gallie -1949 -Philosophy 24 (91):318 - 334.
    One Morality or many? Liberal morality and Socialist morality; bourgeois morality and Georges Sorel's “morality of producers”; Protestant morality and Catholic; Greek morality and Christian; “aristocratic” morality and “slave” morality, “open” morality and “closed” morality—what, if any, is the relevance of such distinctions as these to moral philosophy?
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